Novarossi engines thread
#4426
Tech Adept
Joined: Mar 2007
Posts: 184
I like to break in all my motors on my own... for convience it would be good idea to get pre run version
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwZo...Q&feature=plcp
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NwZo...Q&feature=plcp
#4431
Hey guys thought I would drop in for some advice. I run off road but I recently had a custom 9 port Nova offroad engine made for me. The P/S are a Keep On .21 and I am looking for a pipe option. The goal is pure speed.
I have tried many Nova offroad pipe/manifold combos and so far the 9886/41001 combo is the best.
What about a 2052 or 2015 on the 41001 manifold?
I have tried many Nova offroad pipe/manifold combos and so far the 9886/41001 combo is the best.
What about a 2052 or 2015 on the 41001 manifold?
#4433
I can't think why would someone suggest putting in a cheap plug on a high quality expensive engine especially when it is the heart of the car
#4434
I'm sold.
#4435
I agree totally! The new nova plus are showing run time easily equal to the LM. Breakin on the bench, track run in and another test and tune day on the original plug. That's two gallons of fuel thru a .21 Keep On...hualin @$$. Next plug went thru two fuel bottles, four quallies, a twenty min and a twenty five min mains.
I'm sold.
I'm sold.
#4436
Anyone know if the "mini" gas cooler on Mark Greens car below a Novarossi accessory? It is not listed anywhere on their website.
http://teamserpent.com/wp-content/up...nserpent-3.jpg
http://teamserpent.com/wp-content/up...nserpent-3.jpg
#4437
Tech Fanatic
Joined: Mar 2009
Posts: 768
we have used o'donnell plugs they were cheap and the white dose not fall out and wreck your engine but i is a personal thing we got heaps when they were about $4.oz each and they are hard to get now can run for a lot of race events
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